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Enhanced Expansion Pack: Crimson Haze 強化拡張パック クリムゾンヘイズ

Cards in set 96 Release date March 22, 2024 Release period

Crimson Haze (Japanese: 強化拡張パック クリムゾンヘイズ Enhanced Expansion Pack: Crimson Haze) is the name given to the fourth Japanese subset released during the Pokémon Trading Card Game's Scarlet & Violet Era. Designed for use in Sealed format tournaments, this subset mainly features Pokémon and characters originally found in the land of Kitakami, with Bloodmoon Ursaluna as the central Pokémon.

Information

Enhanced Expansion Pack: Crimson Haze introduced Pokémon from The Teal Mask, the first of two downloadable content additions to the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet video games. Many of the cards in this subset feature Pokémon and characters that can be found in the land of Kitakami. This set also continues to introduce ACE SPEC cards to the format. Each booster pack of Crimson Haze contains five cards.

Crimson Haze is designed for use in Sealed format tournaments, in which participants are provided with sealed TCG products and have to build and battle their decks using only cards pulled from those products, along with any other cards provided by the tournament staff. To this end, certain cards such as Switch and Pokémon Catcher see reprints in this subset.

Crimson Haze was released in Japanese on March 22, 2024, followed by localized releases in Traditional Chinese on April 3, 2024, and in Thai on April 26, 2024.

Set list

Crimson Haze

No. Mark Card name Type Rarity Promotion 001/066 Tangela Promotion 002/066 Tangrowth Promotion 003/066 Pinsir Promotion 004/066 Spinarak Promotion 005/066 Ariados Promotion 006/066 Leafeon Promotion 007/066 Iron Leaves Promotion 008/066 Poltchageist Promotion 009/066 Sinistcha Promotion 010/066 Vulpix Promotion 011/066 Ninetales Promotion 012/066 Slugma Promotion 013/066 Magcargo Promotion 014/066 Torkoal Promotion 015/066 Chimchar Promotion 016/066 Monferno Promotion 017/066 Infernape Promotion 018/066 Chi-Yu Promotion 019/066 Corphish Promotion 020/066 Crawdaunt Promotion 021/066 Glaceon Promotion 022/066 Phione Promotion 023/066 Froakie Promotion 024/066 Frogadier Promotion 025/066 Cramorant Promotion 026/066 Walking Wake Promotion 027/066 Zapdos Promotion 028/066 Helioptile Promotion 029/066 Heliolisk Promotion 030/066 Morpeko Promotion 031/066 Tadbulb Promotion 032/066 Bellibolt Promotion 033/066 Iron Thorns Promotion 034/066 Girafarig Promotion 035/066 Farigiraf Promotion 036/066 Flabébé Promotion 037/066 Floette Promotion 038/066 Florges Promotion 039/066 Enamorus Promotion 040/066 Scream Tail Promotion 041/066 Hisuian Growlithe Promotion 042/066 Hisuian Arcanine Promotion 043/066 Nosepass Promotion 044/066 Probopass Promotion 045/066 Greninja Promotion 046/066 Hawlucha Promotion 047/066 Ting-Lu Promotion 048/066 Applin Promotion 049/066 Dipplin Promotion 050/066 Eevee Promotion 051/066 Snorlax Promotion 052/066 Bloodmoon Ursaluna Promotion 053/066 Unfair Stamp I Promotion 054/066 Enhanced Hammer I Promotion 055/066 Hyper Aroma I Promotion 056/066 Switch I Promotion 057/066 Pokémon Catcher I Promotion 058/066 Love Ball I Promotion 059/066 Survival Brace PT Promotion 060/066 Lucky Helmet PT Promotion 061/066 Caretaker Su Promotion 062/066 Lucian Su Promotion 063/066 Perrin Su Promotion 064/066 Lana's Assistance Su Promotion 065/066 Community Center St Promotion 066/066 Boomerang Energy E Promotion 067/066 Pinsir Promotion 068/066 Poltchageist Promotion 069/066 Torkoal Promotion 070/066 Infernape Promotion 071/066 Phione Promotion 072/066 Cramorant Promotion 073/066 Heliolisk Promotion 074/066 Enamorus Promotion 075/066 Hisuian Growlithe Promotion 076/066 Probopass Promotion 077/066 Applin Promotion 078/066 Eevee Promotion 079/066 Sinistcha Promotion 080/066 Magcargo Promotion 081/066 Iron Thorns Promotion 082/066 Scream Tail Promotion 083/066 Greninja Promotion 084/066 Bloodmoon Ursaluna Promotion 085/066 Caretaker Su Promotion 086/066 Lucian Su Promotion 087/066 Perrin Su Promotion 088/066 Lana's Assistance Su Promotion 089/066 Sinistcha Promotion 090/066 Greninja Promotion 091/066 Bloodmoon Ursaluna Promotion 092/066 Perrin Su Promotion 093/066 Lana's Assistance Su Promotion 094/066 Bloodmoon Ursaluna Promotion 095/066 Rescue Board PT Promotion 096/066 Luminous Energy E Promotion

Pack artwork

The pack artwork for the Crimson Haze subset was illustrated by N-DESIGN Inc.^[1] A version of the artwork without the Dipplin and Sinistcha is featured on one of the booster pack designs for the English Twilight Masquerade expansion, which includes cards from this subset.

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In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 緋紅薄霧 Mandarin 緋紅薄霧 Thai หมอกสีชาด

References

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